Fraser MacIntyre raised to 105,000 from the cutoff, and Rahul Deevara called from the button. Ryan Otto squeezed all in for 415,000, which was only called by MacIntyre.
Ryan Otto:A♠2♥ 
Fraser MacIntyre: A♣8♠
MacIntyre had the better ace and just had to fade a deuce or some sort of chop to send Otto home. The board ran out Q♣5♣10♣4♦9♣ and MacIntyre improved to a flush to eliminate Otto.
A completed board of A♣K♠8♣10♦Q♠ was spread across the felt with around 600,000 in the middle. Kenny Hallaert and Farid Jattin were heads-up in the blinds and Hallaert led out with a bet of 530,000.
Jattin gave it some thought for a minute before pushing out a raise to 1,100,000. Hallaert rechecked his cards and then flicked in a chip to call. Jattin sent his cards into the muck and Hallaert collected the pot without having to show his cards.
With two players seeing a board of J♦2♣2♦6♥ and 540,000 in the middle, Michael Mizrachi bet 175,000 from the hijack with A♣5♦ and Mounir Tajiou raised to 350,000 from the button with 7♠7♦. Mizrachi three-bet to 575,000 and Tajiou put in a massive four-bet to 2,325,000. Mizrachi went into the tank for a couple minutes before folding and Tajiou dragged in the sizable pot without showdown.
Hieu Le opened to 100,000 in middle position and Joseph Ozimok called in the hijack.
Le continued for 90,000 on the flop of 3♥J♠A♥ and Ozimok called. Le then checked on the 3♦ turn and Ozimok checked back.
The K♠ river completed the board and Le bet 230,000. Ozimok folded.
Rene-Charles Angelil raised to 100,000 in early position before Jordan Dumas three-bet to 280,000 in the hijack. Angelil called and they went heads-up to the K♠10♠4♥ flop.
Dumas then continued for 200,000 and Angelil called. The 7♣ turn was checked through and the 9♣ fell on the river.
Angelil then led out for 875,000, sending Dumas deep into the tank. He considered the decision for several minutes but eventually gave up his hand.
"King-jack?" Angelil asked him as he took in the pot.
"King-queen," Dumas replied.
Mark Shutley put in a raise to 115,000 under the gun. Sejo Kasic called in the next seat, and Tony Gregg followed suit as next to act.
It then folded to Jarod Minghini in the cutoff, who three-bet to 420,000. Shutley mucked his 9♦9♥, but Kasic called. Gregg also folded a pocket pair with 6♠6♥, after which a 8♠Q♠8♦ flop was shown.
Kasic checked, Minghini bet 3000,000, and Kasic called. After some thought, Kasic also checked the 4♣ turn. Minghini mulled things over before checking back, prompting Kasic to fire a bet worth 1,000,000 on the 3♣ river.
Minghini needed some minutes before he called off. Kasic could only show king-high with K♣J♠, and Minghini was awarded the pot with A♣K♠ for nothing but ace-high.
Nick Pupillo had put out a bet of 325,000 in front of him when this hand was picked up. Kaiwen Chen responded with an all-in raise to 935,000. Pupillo called to put Chen at risk.
Kaiwen Chen: K♠K♣
Nick Pupillo: A♠10♦
Chen held a healthy lead with his pocket kings, and the board did not offer any concern as it ran out 4♠3♣9♦J♣J♥ to award Chen the double and put a dent in Pupillo's stack.
David Swift opened 8♦7♦ to 105,000 from the cutoff and Will Kassouf three-bet to 315,000 from the button with 9♠6♣.
They saw a flop of J♣K♠9♥, where Swift checked and Kassouf bet 500,000. Swift took some time but eventually folded his hand. Kassouf showed the bluff, and added his famous quote.
In the very next hand, Carmino Argiero opened from middle position to 155,000 and Kassouf three-bet the cutoff to 480,000. Argiero then shoved for around 1,000,000, and Kassouf snap-called.
Carmino Argiero: A♣Q♥
Will Kassouf: A♥A♦
Kassouf had found the bullets right after showing a bluff, and was a huge favorite to eliminate Argiero.
A flop of K♠9♦J♣ did give Argiero a gutshot, but he couldn't find it on the 2♣5♠ runout, which ended his Main Event.
Richard Green shoved for 370,000 from under the gun and Adam Hendrix called from the small blind with a covering stack to put him at risk.
Richard Green: K♠K♥
Adam Hendrix: Q♠10♠
Green was in great shape with pocket kings and he remained ahead on the Q♣9♥A♥7♦7♠ runout to double through Hendrix.
Byungeun Shin made the minimum raise to 100,000 in the hijack. It folded to Mark Shutley in the big blind, who tossed in defending chips.
Shutley checked the 9♦8♦K♠ flop over to Shin, who bet 110,000. Shutley quickly called to the 10♣ turn before he checked to Shin again.
Shin sized up to 350,000, about a third of his remaining chips. Shutley called, and the 6♥ river completed the board. Both players decided to check, and Shin's A♥A♦ bested Shutley's J♠8♠ at showdown.
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